... TIHE JESUITS-TIHE POLICE-PRIVATE FAMILIES. WE hIavC already laid before our readers thle oatl of thoe members of thle Society of Josus, anuld SowI its remirkable identity with tile oath of the Ribbon Society. We now add sone. curious anrd striking extracts from the Alonita Secretel a work found in the Jesuit College of Paderliora, ila Westplalia, when Christian, Duke of Brunswick, took ...

... THlE TOWN COUNCIL. rSEM-RiiClE will beI foundr1 a lengthlened rl eport of tile Town Conicil meetilng held yesterday in the Town- hall. Thle proceedings were appiropriately commenced by a voto of thanks to onr worthy and respected lMayor, S. G. Getty, 'Esq., for the admirable manler in which lie discharged the duties of Chief Mfagistrate during tile past yeer. Tle acclamitioit with which the ...

... METROPOLITAN GOSSIP OF TIHE LIVEWPOOL A1 ,B]ON. LONDON, SATURDAY Evii ?? from the preternattiural flocls of cunards flying about the news- papers, the political spring should be something pOr- tentous. Such a iarvest ofon dit bins not eripple(I np thesc scven years as this week past. Everything is believed; at least nothing is disbolieved. Iteeditcr - ]it y is no louger possible after the ...

... MR. SAMUEL WARREN, QO.C, ON OUR COMI- MIIERCLAL MORALITY, )Mu. SAMUEL WAIRREY, Q.C., ALP Itecorder of lHull, in his charge to tho Grand Jury at the Huill Borough Sessions, said- Gentlemen of the Grand Jury-This is the morn- ing of the last day of one or the most eventful and memorable years that onr country has seen. It is also the last day of our juridical year in this place, and I am ...

... Az uJalmh5fital, THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH. DIOCESE OF LONDON,-The Bishop of London has licensed the Rev. Thomas Nolan, I.A., late Vicar of Aeton, Cheshire, to the incumbency of Regent Square Chapel, St. Pancras, rendered vacant by the appoint- ment of the Bev. G. A. Rogers, M.A., to the incim- bency of St. Luke's Church, Holloway; and the Rev. George Knox, M.A,, to the missionary curacy for the ...

... THE MI LIT I A. MONAOIIAN.-Licut. Hugh Augustus Crofton, late 10th Foot, to he Capt and Adjutant, 1iL)naghan Militia, vice Captain and Adjutant Jesse Lloyd, re- signed, TYoRoNE Fusimmntis.-Captain Gcorge Walter Vesey, fromn Tyrone Artillery to be Captain, vice White, retired; Edward Stack, gent,, to be Ensign, vice Crossley, retire(d. LoexnoNDoIURY.-.We Copied tiom a local contenm- porary, a ...

... pabt sant Lititaq. N.AVAL APiOINTMRNTs,_The following appoint- ments were made on Wednesday afternoon at the Admiralty: -Masters-W, J. B. ialliard, to the Royal William; C. J. A. Noddall, to the Fisgard. As- ?? 0. Synsons, to the VIipier. The authorities at tile War-office having decided on sending out an additional force to India, exclusive of the troops svho are now under orders or on their ...

... CAPPURE OF EL[WVECN RUNAWAY NiEGlROES. I.R)SUtll thle IM11t Week We I IIZLI, ?? Ugh1 at gen~tle- A11101 ttvtiil near lthis City, 1 ho 'ol1towi og iuturcostitig account of, the C~apturwe of' elevenl runaways :-AIbiJII at tortniglit since, it gen tlem ani stayed ait oar inla0y- inant's lionse oii his tetrnil front lowa, whither tie head beenin fit prsuiit of t he FugitLives above alluded to. ...

... w W learn, from. tho Diiblin ivelljiug Post of Satrrday, thath at gan. O'l, Q.CQ; Chairman of County Duiblin has 1 een appointel to the vacant sent at the Board of Education. The seat, our readers will not rail to remember, was vacated by Dr. Denvir, the Roman Catholic Bishop of this Diocese, shortly after his re- turn from Bore. At first sight, thle appointment of a layman in room of a n ...

... COItRE0TED TO TUIE 1ST JAN,., 1858. `1Where two places ar'e imeatieoed, fle last niomed is that at which the delot of the reqlimenl is stationed. CAVAI.1Y. I 27th, Punjab; Chatham 1st Life Guards, Regent's 28th, Malta; Foruiny Park 29tb, Bengal; Chatham 2nd Life Guards, Ftyde Park 30th, Dublin; Isle of Wight Royal Ilorso Guards, Wind- 31st, Gibraltar; Whinhester sor 32nd Lucknow; Chathamn 1st ...

... fz?t vros. THlE SEPOY ALMANAC. (iRnoi THmi TiMES.) It' we could lookz into Futurity. 01Mld~ii we ho wise in doing so? Cudo'f1~~li'cleaalu owr off evil caiiscqnences from our-selves or others, the mo1rst ciie nrlls amlong us would be ea~ger ennongl to takce a peepjwintlld the curtain; butl, since this, inn- ilies a conitradiictionl in terms, we mafy well rest. eon- t ented in) ouir ig-norance. ...

... juagn FRANCE. . PARIS, FRIDAY EVrxING.-I have seen a private letter from Naples, which corroborates the state- ment of the Parliamentary paper issued yester- day. One of the Royal marine of the Two Sici- lies had in his own hand the document, inl English, supposed to be written by Miss White. It is a strong, masculine scrawl, evidently by a foreigner, and the tenor of it exonerates the lady ...